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DeVaultSetter replied to the topic Hardware Relics in the forum Discussion 21 hours, 1 minute ago
Great info on the site! π
The Answers section is a bit odd on account of the thin detail in most of the questions – as of late most of those would get a fairly good quality response in the browser AIs.
What kind of vacuum tubes are you working with? There’s some good info at Antique Radios where it’s proposed the reliability of some may not be…[Read more] -
DeVaultSetter replied to the topic Films & TV Shows in the forum Discussion 5 days, 21 hours ago
Just curious if Code Geass is available in other languages – take it there is an English dub?
Back to some of the other stuff – admittedly much of it is formula driven along with recurrences of familiar themes. Treasure & Dirt offers a wide spectrum of character templates mixed together in a raw and cinematic setting of heat, rock and intrigue and…[Read more] -
DeVaultSetter replied to the topic The Long Hall of Hilarity in the forum Discussion 1 week ago
The kids love it, adults not so sure it seems:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ceqe37zrw2xo
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DeVaultSetter replied to the topic From Go to Blown in Wind's Woes in the forum Discussion 1 week ago
Funny thing, after connecting the Windows account to the new PC, got a couple of Welcome to Windows 11 emails about a week on. Guess there is no way MS know how long you have been running the PC on a device only account beforehand, else the email could read something like “A Belated Welcome to Windows 11 (in case your initial experience was…[Read more]
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DeVaultSetter replied to the topic Random in the forum Discussion 1 week, 1 day ago
Wonder if they’ll ever get an explore-at_own_risk/no_particular_destination mode for robots? No doubt extra accommodation will be appreciated by travellers ending up in places like Timbuktu!
AI is now doing the academic rounds and popping up in more esoteric areas such as astrophysics explaining things like
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DeVaultSetter replied to the topic From Go to Blown in Wind's Woes in the forum Discussion 1 week, 1 day ago
Excellent list of games, do the community features extend to participation – anonymous players joining in at any time for eternal ArchLinux Hall of Fame glory?
Yikes, the above link was retired, and the above keyboard lights issue has undergone some resolution.
Windows now has native tarball support, albeit a bit wonky. In the site backup…[Read more] -
DeVaultSetter replied to the topic Computer Setup in the forum Projects 1 week, 5 days ago
After a couple of hiccups here and here, the new machine is setup just about.
https://valid.cpuid.com/j2jys8n3
Our local Mr Fixit put it all together rather smoothly until I presented him with an old SATA drive that was thought to be okay – but had an invalid status with the read only flag permanently on. π
It sports the old SB soundcard and the…[Read more] -
DeVaultSetter replied to the topic Random in the forum Discussion 2 weeks, 4 days ago
Yeah, there’s also an issue with using batteries (in either series or parallel) with differing DCIRs/Capacity/Voltage in torches, say, when things can get rather unstable.
Teetotaler then? Sometimes use it with meat here, do have a penchant f0r brandy puddings.
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DeVaultSetter replied to the topic Cooking in the forum Discussion 3 weeks, 4 days ago
There’s a nice little article on sharpening:
https://www.reddit.com/r/sharpening/wiki/gettingstarted
Funny, some of the text displayed in the Google Reddit page snippets in search results are not found on the page!
Also found out that both sides must be sharpened if using for slicing.
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DeVaultSetter replied to the topic Films & TV Shows in the forum Discussion 1 month ago
Careful, He Might Hear You suffers from a once common Australian ailment – superb orchestration to much over the top in covering the comparatively mediocre dramatic episodes that bedeck the narrative. Still, themes and motifs are consistent, and the happy ending comes as a pleasant surprise.
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DeVaultSetter replied to the topic Random in the forum Discussion 1 month ago
There’s one in the deep south still:
https://www.royalwarrant.org/company/mcilhenny-company
Have a bottle of the habanero somewhere – potent stuff. πThe curious case of increasing capacity versus increasing voltage:
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DeVaultSetter replied to the topic MWEdit in the forum Projects 1 month ago
Oh right, are you still on Debian or were there plans to change to Arch Linux/OpenSuse?
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DeVaultSetter replied to the topic MWEdit in the forum Projects 1 month ago
Ok, looks like a bit going on with it, especially when the docs refer to using version x of this with version y of that, what happens when the versions change? Well, the good news is a new Windows rig coming this way this week, details of which will be posted accordingly.
It’s preferable to use that instead of the HP, as the security here gets a…[Read more] -
DeVaultSetter replied to the topic Sounds and Music in the forum Discussion 1 month, 1 week ago
Thanks – will keep in mind electric fence etiquette:
They chose a mighty fine song to wind up Shrek 4:
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DeVaultSetter replied to the topic Random in the forum Discussion 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Never experienced anything like a crypto themed dream- the complexity of a musical one is sure to be enhanced by different tuning/scaling. Come to think of it, how about some kind of psychometric device for downloading dreams and converting them to text?
Wow, an absolute monster indeed. Looks like it’s ready t0 go in a Linux system – do you use…[Read more] -
DeVaultSetter replied to the topic Veg in the forum Discussion 1 month, 3 weeks ago
The worms suffered a near mass extinction event soon after- possible reasons being new home/acidity/heat – all of which were checked out. In the case of heat, the bin is well protected under the house, and some worms in castings in a separate area exposed to sun were fine. Population recovery is slow but sure. π
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DeVaultSetter replied to the topic The Long Hall of Hilarity in the forum Discussion 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Consensus is pretty good! https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/249785452-mad-about-dc-2026–1-mad-about-dc
Weird – Amazon offer a Kindle version and another which won’t ship to this location. Going into a newsagency/magazine shop used to be so easy. πIn what day of the year do all parents decide to focus greatly on their progeny and issue?
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DeVaultSetter replied to the topic Sounds and Music in the forum Discussion 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Ren and Stimpy also had La Femme from the same composer:
Funny as there seems to be a foul-up with the KPM listing. This and this have it as by Caesar Giovannini & Wayne Robinson.
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DeVaultSetter replied to the topic Random in the forum Discussion 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Titan’s too cold for us at present – is there hope in establishing a colony underneath the surface of the moon? Bio-engineering our brain processes to vicariously sense robots skating and cavorting on the icy plains above is another possibility.
It might also depend on the provenance of the coffee itself. It seems 6-7 bars works for many – in…[Read more] -
DeVaultSetter replied to the topic Random in the forum Discussion 2 months ago
All those things would certainly add multiple dimensions to the game experience. Especially when balancing stuff like this:
Yes, the links to Calvin Ball in that section are tenuous at best.Never put a candidate in a hat
And then pull out a rabbit instead. Which probably means Penn & Teller want to get…[Read more]
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